HANNO Groots Café
Delft, Netherlands
The read// why locals go
HANNO Groots Café came out of a round-the-world trip its owners, Kim and Hugo, made in 2017, and the kitchen still travels — Lebanon, Kenya, Malaysia and Peru all turn up on a menu of shareable plates that changes regularly. Cod with ponzu and dashi, Korean-style bao buns: the range is wide but the format is consistent, dishes to put in the middle of the table alongside specialty coffee, wine or a cocktail. The interior is furnished with things collected on the road, and the terrace on Doelenplein sits under old plane trees. Vegetarian and vegan options are standing, dogs are welcome, and plates run to about €10. Two independent local sources name it a neighbourhood favourite.
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Doelenplein 7, 2611BP — Delft
The read// why locals go
HANNO Groots Café came out of a round-the-world trip its owners, Kim and Hugo, made in 2017, and the kitchen still travels — Lebanon, Kenya, Malaysia and Peru all turn up on a menu of shareable plates that changes regularly. Cod with ponzu and dashi, Korean-style bao buns: the range is wide but the format is consistent, dishes to put in the middle of the table alongside specialty coffee, wine or a cocktail. The interior is furnished with things collected on the road, and the terrace on Doelenplein sits under old plane trees. Vegetarian and vegan options are standing, dogs are welcome, and plates run to about €10. Two independent local sources name it a neighbourhood favourite.
